After a thrilling opening weekend that provided superb tries, a hatful of points and an upset or two, all eyes were on the second round of the Tyrrells Premier 15s. And it did not disappoint, with four sides remaining unbeaten and hard-fought rugby played all weekend. Gloucester-Hartpury Women’s RFC 26 – 22 Wasps FC Ladies
After a successful first outing in the Tyrrells Premier 15s last week, the Richmond Ladies were seeking to back up that performance in front of their home crowd. They got off to a quick start with Hall opening the score after just five minutes by touching down in the corner. The rest of the first
Harlequins Ladies has announced the team to play Firwood Waterloo on Saturday at Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, kick-off 15:00. There is just one change to the starting team that beat Wasps Ladies last week. In a re-shuffle to the back line, Georgia Grey is named at outside centre. Full details of the match, which is
Saracens Women have named their side to face Loughborough Lightning at Allianz Park for the second round of the Tyrrells Premier 15s, kick off 16.30. Rob Cain has made some changes to the squad who picked up their first win of the new season last week away to Firwood Waterloo Ladies. Two players are handed
After a scintillating 31-24 victory at Bristol in round one of Tyrrells Premier 15s, Richmond Women’s Director of Rugby Dave Mobbs-Smith has made just two changes to his starting XV who host Darlington Mowden Park Sharks on Saturday evening. Fresh from a bonus-point victory, Richmond host the Sharks at the Athletic Ground at 5pm after
Worcester Valkyries Director of Rugby Roy Davies was quick to praise 18-year-old Megan Varley after the youngster made her first-team debut at the weekend at Loughborough Lightning in the Tyrrell’s Premier 15s. The centre impressed on her first outing despite her side going down 46-12 to a strong Loughborough outfit. And new boss Davies said:
The inaugural weekend of Tyrrells Premier 15s action provided plenty of drama as the brand-new league got underway with five competitive clashes. Two of the competition’s new faces, Loughborough Lightning and Gloucester-Hartpury, had the perfect start to life in the top tier, while there were also victories for last season’s champions Harlequins, Saracens and Richmond.
Saracens Women have announced the return of Rugby World Cup finalist, Poppy Cleall to the club for the inaugural Tyrrells Premier 15s season. The utility forward originally joined Saracens in 2012 and spent four seasons with the North London club before signing for Bristol Ladies in summer 2016. The 25 year old amassed over 50
Worcester Valkyries endured a tough start to their Tyrrell’s Premier 15s campaign, losing 46-12 to an experienced Loughborough Lightning outfit at Loughborough University on Saturday. A young Worcester side put up a valiant effort but conceded eight well-worked tries as Lightning were watched on by new Player-Coach and England captain, Sarah Hunter. Loughborough’s Olivia Jones
Tyrrells Premier 15s League – Saturday 16th September Loughborough Lightning 46-12 Worcester Valkyries Firwood Waterloo Ladies 13-22 Saracens Women Wasps FC Ladies 32-38 Harlequins Ladies Darlington Mowden Park Sharks 3-32 Gloucester-Hartpury Women’s RFC Sunday 17th September Bristol Ladies 24-31 Richmond Championship North – Sunday 17th September Sheffield Ladies 10-35 Eccles Ladies Supermarine Ladies 20-26 Lichfield
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